Jewish Ceremonies
Jewish Clergy for Bar Mitzvah, Bat Mitzvah, Jewish Weddings, Interfaith Weddings, Baby Naming Ceremonies & Funerals, and all Jewish Ceremonies
RABBI RON BRODEN
As both a cantor and rabbi, Ron Broden has officiated hundreds of weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, Bat Mitzvahs, baby namings and funerals. He is Reform Jewish clergy who has created a specialty in addressing the ceremonial and ritual needs of the Jewish and interfaith community.
Ron has performed Jewish, Interfaith, dual officiated, LGBT, non-denominational and civil wedding ceremonies primarily in the tri-state region but also throughout the US and abroad and has performed weddings in other languages utilizing his knowledge of Spanish and Italian. Ron has been officiating private bar mitzvah and bat mitzvah ceremonies for over 20 years. Every child learns differently, so he will create a personalized plan together that sets your son or daughter up for success to perform at their ceremony confidently. Ron regularly serves families, individuals and couples from Reform, Conservative and unaffiliated backgrounds. His goal is to help Jewish individuals and families celebrate milestones and embrace Jewish traditions in ways that are meaningful and joyful to them.
Destination Bar Mitzvah
Celebrate your child's transition to adulthood with a Destination Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah! In Judaism, this milestone marks more than just puberty—it's a time of responsibility and tradition. Typically held in synagogues, Destination Bar Mitzvah ceremonies can also take place in meaningful locations. This guide delves into the rich customs and rituals, ensuring a memorable and culturally significant celebration for your family.
Bat mitzvah vs Bar mitzvah
bat mitzvah vs bar mitzvah - Many non-Jews often confuse between these two terms: Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah. Let's uncover Bat Mitzvah vs. Bar Mitzvah -The Key Difference. These exquisite ceremonies celebrate the young Jewish boy and girl's transition from childhood to adolescence. For the Jewish boy, the ceremony is called "Bar Mitzvah" and "Bat Mitzvah" for the girls.
What Rabbi Ron Broden's Clients Say...
Rabbi Broden was a pleasure to work with throughout the planning of our interfaith wedding (Jewish and Catholic). We appreciated how receptive Rabbi Broden was to our ceremony drafts and how well he worked alongside our priest, Father Borda. On the day of the wedding, Rabbi Broden was on time and in good spirits. We received many compliments on the ceremony and officiants. Highly recommended.
Five plus stars for Rabbi Ron. He performed the bar mitzvah service for my son and he was excellent. He arrived early, was gracious to everyone, provided an uplifting and interesting service for all. Non-Jewish guests and Jewish guests came up to me after the service and noted how wonderful and thoughtful Rabbi Ron was. It really made the experience that much more special. Thank you, Ron!